The time between a sneeze and the first person to say "bless you". There is usually one person in the crowd with a fast sneeze reaction time that starts off the "bless you" chain reaction where multiple people in the room all say bless the person for sneezing... for some reason.
Dave: "Ahh Chooo"
Matt: Bless you
4 more people: bless you
Dave: Damn Matt that was like a half second sneeze reaction, did you see it coming?
Matt: Nah, I'm just good.
Matt: Bless you
4 more people: bless you
Dave: Damn Matt that was like a half second sneeze reaction, did you see it coming?
Matt: Nah, I'm just good.
by Mon-Star April 20, 2010
Lost soul: "Hey everybody this is Reaction W here, and today..."
Boomers: "Your generation is destroying our society."
Boomers: "Your generation is destroying our society."
by fat nigerian November 19, 2019
of, pertaining to, marked by facial reaction caused by consumption of something a consumer finds distasteful. It is completely reactionary and cannot be simulated effectively.
Example 1:
Andre: My favorite drink is Vodka and Red Bull.
Steve: Vodka is nasty, I can't even drink it without getting reaction face.
Example 2:
"Jorge is such a douche, watch how he gets reaction face every time he takes a shot."
Andre: My favorite drink is Vodka and Red Bull.
Steve: Vodka is nasty, I can't even drink it without getting reaction face.
Example 2:
"Jorge is such a douche, watch how he gets reaction face every time he takes a shot."
by l20B0T March 18, 2009
The effect of one thing happening, only for other things, usually negative, to happen because of it.
Person 1: The baby woke up last night, so I lost sleep, so I was less productive, so I didn't get my project done, so my grade is shit, so I can't go to the concert tonight.
Person 2: Aw shit, you got hit by a Chain Reaction.
Person 2: Aw shit, you got hit by a Chain Reaction.
by In My Defense... September 28, 2018
by Light Joker July 19, 2005
The reaction that occurs between CO2 (carbon dioxide) and sodium chloride (salt) when in H2O (water). The carbon dioxide bonds to the sodium chloride, creating a molecule significantly lighter than water, leading to swift evaporation of both the CO2 and sodium chloride.
The reaction was discovered by Professor Adwardo Vitenn in 1957
The reaction was discovered by Professor Adwardo Vitenn in 1957
by sciencemajor January 2, 2019
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